The discussion revolves around the hypothetical questions one might pose to an oracle, exploring themes of existence, knowledge, and the nature of the universe. Participants share a variety of personal, philosophical, and whimsical inquiries, reflecting on the implications of knowing the future and the reasons behind asking questions.
The discussion contains multiple competing views and remains unresolved on many points, particularly regarding the nature of existence, the implications of knowing the future, and the validity of oracles.
Participants express a range of assumptions and uncertainties, particularly about the nature of existence and the consequences of foreknowledge. Some questions remain open-ended, reflecting the complexity of the topics discussed.
Individuals interested in philosophical inquiries, the nature of existence, and the implications of knowledge and prediction may find this discussion engaging.
I have a question.
Twistedseer, since you said that you're not an oracle, is there any reason why your answer to any question is any more valid or accurate than anyone else's answer?
Ok, first "I'm not an Oracle" but I am capable of answering
any question you could ask of one.
Questions like
Prove you are an Oracle?
Or what is an Oracle?
Or how do Oracles "Oracle"?
are the way to go.